x-factor Archives

Marvel has revealed the newly digitized classic comics that will be joining their Marvel Unlimited binge-reading subscription service in September, and it's great news for X-Men fans! New additions of classic comics coming in September include New Mutants #62-70 and X-Factor #27-32 In addition, Doom 2099 #24-39 will join Marvel Unlimited in September along with[...]

Next week, Marvel Comics will release a facsimile edition of X-Factor #87, 1993's start to a bold new era of X-Factor following the X-Cutioner's Song crossover event, by Peter David and Joe Quesada And while we appreciate the idea of facsimile editions in general, our favorite part is getting a good look at the old[...]

Jamie Madrox has been found in a bunker, but his body is deteriorating. Can he find a cure? Is it a good read?

That man is Peter David, writer of Marvel's Spectacular Spider-Man, who wrote Jamie for years as part of X-Factor. David was asked on Twitter about the status of Miller, a character created in X-Factor who ended the series as Jamie's wife David responded that Miller was "on the farm" with Madrox, who he noted, "is definitely[...]

Jesse Kelley went to The Hamilton Park Festival flea market in Jersey City. After trolling through various action figures, tea cups, lemonade stands and

And there's more butt obsession in Guardians Of The Galaxy. While X-Factor cuts to the chase. Punish him, Danger, punish him I don't know, maybe there's another book that all Marvel comic book creators are reading at the moment, that's also out today… Inhuman, Deadpool, Guardians Of The Galaxy, X-Factor and Just The Tips are published today[...]

Could "My Station" be the next "Hail Hydra"? It doesn't help that a Samuel Jackson Nick Fury also gives me a Django Unchained vibe… it's pretty bad all round. While over in today's X-Factor, still dealing with the previous worldwide hate, we also get an idea of Quicksilver's upcoming movements. And if he doesn't feel that need[...]

Here's a recommended reading order for today's Axis-related titles. First All-New X-Factor #15 It happens independently of the other books, exploring a world destroyed by the Red Skull's hate And reminding us that President Obama is a fan of Conan The Barbarian comic books But it happens before the events of the next comics. Then the beginning[...]

Quicksilver – I'm sorry, Pietro Maximoff – will appear in the new movie, Avengers: Age Of Ultron. Which means that, yes, he will be joining the Avengers in their comic book as well. Which, yes, will coincide with the end of the comic book he is currently appearing in, All-New X-Factor #19, out in January. Should be announced[...]

Currently Quicksilver is a member of the X-Factor team, while his movie counterpart (though never actually named as Quicksilver) appears in X-Men: Days Of Future Past. But, with an actually named Quicksilver character appearing in Marvel's Avengers: Age Of Ultron, the X-Factor thing won't be able to stand anymore And Quicksilver will be plucked for the[...]

By Jared Cornelius So a few years ago X-Factor scribe Peter David got into a heated internet debate over whether or not a creator should be separated from their work.  David had written the story for a high profile Xbox Live release, Shadow Complex from Epic Games.  Writing a story for a game is usually something[...]

A rather clever book with some very nice panel-to-panel storytelling twists. Your husband and your step brother, All-New X-Factor has a lot of fun playing with the playoffs between the two It's like X-Factor #87 all the time folks! And they;re not the only ones that sound like kids… Darth Vader sounds a bit like my kids[...]

I mean you can see me, but which one is Sabretooth? And why is my friend Daniel's head exploding at the back? Peter David gets to write Quicksilver in X-Factor the way he always needs to be written As a man who can't sit through Star Wars. Wonder Woman takes us where a romp with the gods was[...]

she dies seem to be a little… hands on. Swamp Thing turns John Constantine into Brian Exposition in Trinity Of Sin: Phantom Stranger. Gambit takes a position on Pat Robertson and Hurricane Katrina in the All-New X-Factor I wonder what he kinetically charged up… a peanut? A coaster? Pat's brain? Something small and potentially explosive, perhaps? Aphrodite IX[...]

Including this for All New X-Factor. I guess this is a lock now? A Douglock?   Marvel Comics has given CBR a whole bunch of lovely new variant covers Including some from Skottie Young Including this for All New X-Factor. I guess this is a lock now? A Douglock?   Marvel Comics has given CBR a whole bunch of[...]

But now we have the final missing member… Most-Read Comic Stories Monday: The Full Line-Up For All-New X-Factor #1  Polaris, Quicksilver and Gambit had been announced by Marvel Bleeding Cool told you about Doug and Warlock But now we have the final missing member… This Is How Marvel Turns The Inhumans Into Their New Mutants There are plans for an[...]

Courtesy of jmc247 from the CBR forums and a trusty scanner, from the new Marvel Previews catalogue, the variant cover for the All-New X-Factor #1 reveals the full line up. Polaris, Quicksilver and Gambit had been announced by Marvel Bleeding Cool told you about Doug and Warlock But now we have the final missing member… Danger! The[...]

The new All-New X-Factor comic was announced at New York Comic Con, by Peter David and Carmine Di Giandomenico, with the X-Factor brand being bought from Jamie Madrox by Serval Industries, and employing Polaris, Quicksilver, Gambit – and three more characters. Oh yes, interestingly, Wolverine is called Serval in France Hmm. Anyway, two of the team's unannounced[...]

They keep coming thick and fast! Corporate for a new #1 from Peter David and Carmine Di Gianomenico… could this be the new X-Factor? Who have, as the teaser suggests, gone Corporate? Another announcement for New York Comic Con… They're certainly stacking up! They keep coming thick and fast! Corporate for a new #1 from Peter[...]

X-Factor. And the waste of a damn good sandwich Roll on the Marvel Now relaunch! Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London This weekend, launching their gallery by photographer Steve Cook of Sophie Allred, in the Doctor Who years. You know how Ultron's head got kicked off at the end of Age Of Ultron #10? I'm wondering if[...]

And then there's Darwin in today's X-Factor, addressing a certain Monet. You know this can only lead in one direction, right?   No, not that I mean, yes that, but not only that Because this is X-Factor approaching its end of days And so anything can happen. Yes, like that Like, exactly that You know, Darwin can evolve to[...]

Tuesday was X-Force, Wednesday was X-Factor (spoilers), what will today bring…? We've speculated and reported rumour that X-Factor may be one of the titles being relaunched as part of Marvel Now Two. Most-Read Comic Stories Wednesday: Everyone Wants New 52 Characters To Lose Their Limbs Right Now At Boston Comic Con this weekend, Scott Snyder took to the DC[...]

In today's X-Factor, we see Lorna at a rather down moment in her life, and returning member Pietro trying to pick up the pieces It doesn;t exactly work. Part Four of the six-part The End OF X-Factor, the arc concludes with the cancellation of the book Or does it? We've speculated and reported rumour that X-Factor may[...]

The world transitioned from Comic Book Day to Comic Con Week yesterday, with Justin Jordan at the top of the list. From chitter chatter in the San Diego bars last night, news that Luther Strode creator Justin Jordan has chosen to leave Superboy. Most-Read Comic Stories Wednesday: Justin Jordan Walks Off Superboy From chitter chatter in the San Diego[...]

If you are already going to buy today's X-Factor, turn around and go away Then come back once you have. But if you weren't going to buy it, then maybe this might change your mind. Long term X-Force fans remember the suggestions that Shatterstar and Longshot were related There was even the suggestion, though once that went[...]

And that X-Factor is no more. I'm told there are two new X-books on the table for Marvel for Marvel NOW TWO, one with a November release date and other early 2014. One should be a hybrid New X-Men/New Mutants/Hellfire Academy/Generation X type of comic – though sadly nothing to do with that Clay Mann image above[...]

Absolute stunning job by Ross. X-Factor #256 by David Yardin "Always the artists," –Mance Rader Great use of faces forming from the blood, as it spirals out of a lifeless corpse front and center It's almost like following the yellow brick road, only nastier The expressions on the faces are those of pure horror, for this death[...]

The X-Factor news however, sorry, you can take that to the bank, which is why I headlined it Sorry. It's C2E2 any second now which means some C2E2-related rumours… especially fiftieth anniversary announcements for the X-Men to be made on Sunday at 12.45pm. Like Frank Cho, as we reported before working on the fiftieth anniversary project, but[...]

Maybe you saw it. Apocalypse's first appearance was in X-Factor #6 (with a cameo shadow appearing in X-Factor #5). Since we ran that story earlier today, MyComicShop has just sold out of the issues Mile High had VF copies of #6 for sale at $19 last night, now they only have a lower grade copy for the[...]

Just hitting in-App purchases in the UK, and rolling out to the USA in the morning, it appears that Monday will see Peter David's recent run on X-Factor, from issue 1 to 50, then the jumped-forward issue 200 to 212 at 99 cents each on ComiXology. It really is a most entertaining superhero comic, and for[...]